div class="donation_standard">

SDG16: How Oxfam’s Work with Civil Society Contributes to Just and Inclusive Societies

February 6, 2023
Pattern background of the logo of sustainable development goal number 16 composed of a dove holding an olive branch in its peak while standing on a gravel.

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations member states in 2015, provides…

With Collective Action Comes Greater Impact

January 11, 2023
A woman and two boys wash their hands outside surrounded by trees.

Collective action is a way of life at Oxfam. As part of a global confederation, our…

Five Facts About Climate Change and Inequality

November 9, 2022
A Black woman holding a yellow bucket stands outside her destroyed house surrounded by palm trees against a cloudy sky.

Climate change affects the most vulnerable first and worst. That’s why Oxfam is making sure that…

What’s Causing the Hunger Crisis in East Africa?

October 27, 2022
Five women and a young girl wearing colourful headscarves and long skirts stand by red wheelbarrows with yellow jerrycans waiting to collect water.

Oxfam is responding in four countries and urging more international assistance to help people facing severe…

Meet the Final Recipients of Our 2022 Community-Based SRHR Funding Initiative

October 17, 2022
A collage of black-and-white headshots of six young women of varying skin tones, two wearing headscarves, is arranged against a background of bright green and dark purple swirls.

Oxfam Canada is pleased to announce the third and final round of the Her Future Her…

Cash-For-Work: A Temporary Lifeline at Za’atari Refugee Camp

October 12, 2022
Two people wearing Oxfam branded fluorescent green vests and work gloves separate card board to our left. To our right a woman wearing a dark red headscarf covering her face looks at the distance. She's also wearing the Oxfam branded vest.

A decent job -even if temporary- makes a difference for refugees in Jordan. The Za’atari refugee…

Why Supply Chain Legislation is a Feminist Issue for Canadian Fashion

October 3, 2022
Portrait of a young Bangladeshi woman wearing a blue headscarf, looking directly at camera, not smiling. She's sitting behind a brown and black sowing machine, working on a piece of bright pink clothing in a room with white walls.

Five reasons we need a law that requires Canadian fashion brands to end human rights abuses…

Ukraine: After Six Months, the Impact of War Continues Devastating Lives

August 24, 2022
A group of people of diverse ages, genders and races wearing winter clothes stand in a crowd on a highway, several of whom are on their cell phones. Behind them are dozens of vehicles. Some parked at the side of the road and some are at a standstill on the road itself. There are several roadside signs. Some are billboards and some are directional signs.

Today marks six months since Russia invaded Ukraine. We’ve seen an outpour of solidarity and generosity…

The Greatest Challenge to Humanitarian Work: Funding

August 18, 2022
A group of dark-skinned women wearing head scarves and long dresses gather around an outdoor water distribution point. A female humanitarian worker wearing a grey vest with a green Oxfam logo fills jerry cans with water.

Editor’s note: This blog post was originally published in 2022 and last updated August 11 2023…

Meet the Recipients of our 2022 Community-Based SRHR Funding Initiative

August 2, 2022
A collage composed of black-and-white headshots of five young women of varying skin tones is arranged against a background that is made up of swirls of bright pink and green.

Oxfam Canada is pleased to announce the second round of recipients of the Her Future Her…

How Extreme Hunger Affects Lactating Mothers and Babies in Ethiopia

July 12, 2022
Close up of mother breastfeeding a months-old child. The baby is Black and while breasfeeding, his eyes are wide open, looking at his mother. The background is a bright yellow with a fiuscha colour contour around the image creating a collage-like effect.

Nutrition challenges are increasing in Ethiopia’s Tigray region as mothers struggle to keep their babies well-fed.…

Leader or Laggard? Canada is at the Crossroads of Corporate Accountability

June 30, 2022
Close up of a woman wearing a turquoise long sleeve shirt with red flowers holding a tag that reads "Made in Bangladesh." The photo doesn't show her face, just her upper body.

Adopting human rights and environmental due diligence legislation would help to advance Canada’s feminist foreign policy…

Live Search
Latest News

Gaza: Leaders of major aid groups call on world leaders to intervene following UN genocide conclusion

September 17, 2025

The leaders of over 20 major aid agencies working in Gaza are calling on world leaders to urgently intervene after a UN commission concluded, for the first time, that genocide is being committed. The statement is below: “As world leaders convene next week at the United Nations, we are calling on all member states to…

Not In My Name

September 16, 2025

Ottawa, ON — September 16, 2025 — Today, over 70 prominent Canadians, including actors, scholar, artists, and activists came together to say “Not In My Name” demanding that the Canadian government end its complicity in Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people. This campaign, coordinated by Oxfam Canada, is a sweeping public outcry against silence, inaction,…

Oxfam Canada highlights top priorities as Parliament begins Fall sitting

September 15, 2025

As MPs and Senators return to Ottawa to begin the Fall sitting of Parliament, Oxfam Canada recognizes the complex challenges the federal government faces. These include geopolitical and trade tensions at our own border and beyond, the rising cost of living, climate chaos, growing authoritarianism, and the rapid evolution of powerful emerging technologies like A.I.…

Oxfam: Palestinians pushed into deeper crisis with Israeli displacement order on entire Gaza City

September 9, 2025

 1 million people being forced towards unliveable, so called “humanitarian area” in mass forced displacement. Israel’s intent to displace around 1 million civilians, half of whom are living in famine, is impossible and illegal Oxfam said today, while the Israeli military continued to flatten Gaza City building by building as its mass forced displacement of…

Share this page:

not-applicable